Sloan defends Stans and amps up Watergate scrutiny
Sloan said he sought and got a meeting with Haldeman to avoid retribution for truth about Watergate and disputed any illegal link to funds. Porter testified he lied twice under Magruder pressure about a December 1971 meeting and $100,000 used for infiltrating radicals. Cox sought to shield proceedings from media and possibly testimony under seal as Ervin pressed on. Ellsberg and Russo case moves toward nonprosecution after disclosure of misconduct and a raid on a psychiatrist’s office by a White House squad.
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Nixon approves plan for illegal domestic spying
The New York Times reports White House documents show President Nixon approved a 1970 plan by the Interagency Committee on Intelligence for expanded domestic intelligence gathering. The plan included illegal entries, mail checks, and monitoring overseas communications, with Huston noting surreptitious acts by federal agents. Nixon later said he rescinded approval five days after ordering operation.
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Saigon Rejects New Paris Peace Pact
Saigon announces it will not sign any new truce in Paris as Kissinger and Le Duc Tho explore amendments to the January cease fire. U S officials say no comment on the Saigon statement while Thieu and advisers confer amid diplomatic activity.
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Interstate funds boost Arizona highway safety and I 4 work
Phoenix funds totaling 3.7 million dollars will advance interstate construction for the year ending June 11. State engineer William Price says money will improve Black Canyon Freeway safety and finish a 4.5 mile I 40 section about 10 miles south of Kingman.
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Impeachment Talk Fizzles in House as Quorum Lapses
In Washington Rep. Paul N. McCloskey Jr. sought an impeachment debate but was halted five minutes into his address when Rep. Earl Landgrebe claimed a 213 member quorum was absent. McCloskey said he would try again in a week or two. In Tel Aviv Willy Brandt arrived for his historic Israel visit seeking a new start with Meir and visiting Yad Vashem.
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Oil Allocation Dispute Spurs Nixon Plan Details
The Nixon administration says 23 major oil companies will join its voluntary petroleum allocation system. Representative Joseph P. Addabbo notes only Gulf, a major supplier, appears to have agreed to comply with the guidelines aimed at addressing the energy crisis after a House subcommittee hearing on small business issues.
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